Jonathan Wolff asks when is it morally acceptable for one person to subject another to risk in the context of the pandemic.

Ciaran Martin's lecture 'End-to-end encryption: the fruitless (?) search for a compromise' is quoted in the article.

Although moving from nudges to compulsion may induce some sceptics to get the jab, it may convert others into implacable opponents, says Thomas Hale regarding vaccine mandates.

Ciaran Martin, interviewed on the state of cybersecurity, says that we focused on major state threats underestimating "just how far cybercrime was getting out of control".

Interview with alumna Dara Nasution (MPP 2020).

A interactive timeline of alleged parties uses our the COVID-19 Government Response Tracker data and its Stringency Index to identify the level of restrictions in place at the time.

Emily Jones comments on the UK trade agenda which risks being driven by politics and in addition, there is a general lack of momentum in trade agreements as countries are focused on domestic economics.

Article (in Portuguese) uses our Stringency Index data and says that despite high number of infections, Portugal is one of the countries with the least severe measures in the EU.

Thomas Hale is quoted saying that current COVID-19 restrictions are being used "to try to ease pressure off of health care systems during surges".